JS>NP>It seems logical and simple to me.  Haven't tried it yet,
JS>NP>but I plan to in the future.  For like you, I have a number
JS>NP>of berdian primed rounds.
JS>WHat do you do with the post in the primer pocket then?  Grind it off
JS>and  just slap a boxer primer in?  Is the flash hole area comparable
JS>or  compatable with the flask hole in a boxer primer case?
I've seen berdian primers around.  I think at some of the gun shows, or
perhaps a specialty shop.  Either way, that's what I'd reload it with.
Having said that, I must confess I've never done it, so there may well
be problems I'm not aware of too.
I have also heard that you can drill out the hole of a berdian primed
case using the firing pin punched primer as a drill guide.  Supposedly,
the large size of the primer hole didn't affect accuracy.  That info was
gleamed from the ABC's of Reloading.  Someday, I may try that, but I
have my suspicions about accuracy and consistentcy with the above.
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